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In Cubase, how do you setup input? [message #82628]

Wed, 04 April 2007 17:07

not
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Re: In Cubase, how do you setup input? [message #82630 is a reply to message #82628]

Wed, 04 April 2007 17:14

John [1]
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Re: In Cubase, how do you setup input? [message #82632 is a reply to message #82630]

Wed, 04 April 2007 17:36

Stevehwan

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annot hear your song !
> You will be hearing from card a the summed AND the indivindual submixes
> again,
> phasing and wrng imaging.
> So you must sum on a card that is not A.
> So here we need first to SUM the L&R outputs of all cards (B,C,D,E,F,G,)
> to one mec H so we could us

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Re: In Cubase, how do you setup input? [message #82633 is a reply to message #82632]

Wed, 04 April 2007 17:41

Neil
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e any insert on those submixes...
> Now if we have 6 adat cards outs we cannot bring them back to card a
> because
> we cannot have that many adat cards there...
> One thing we can do is buy two AI4 Alesis or rme aes/adat converter and
> summ
> all spdif of all these mecs to two adat cards on Mec H.
> Then just spdif out of H to A just for recording, you will be monitoring
> ALWAYS card H.
> Afeter the recoding(s) you can monitor card A only the final mixes.
> Regards,
> Dimitrios
>
> "DJ" <www.aarrrrggghhh!!!.com> wrote:
>>The way I would do it is to have Paris running on win ME (so you can use
> as
&g

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Re: In Cubase, how do you setup input? [message #82634 is a reply to message #82633]

Wed, 04 April 2007 17:58

Stevehwan

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t;>many ADAT cards as necessary), 8 EDS cards/MECs, each with at least one
> ADAT
>>card and whatever analog I/O you might want and sum the tracks in MECS B,
> C,
>>D, E, F, G and H via ADAT to 7 stereo pair on the ADAT card on MEC A. You
>
>>could insert your analog and digital processors in the various MEC
>>submixes
>
>>and through Paris auxes and inserts on the *main bus* MEC. this would
>>seriously rawk for using Pulsar DSP cards and analog gear as FX processors
>
>>on Paris inserts.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>"Dimitrios" <musurgio@NOSPAMotenet.gr> wrote in message
>>news:4638a0e8$1@linux...
>>>
>>> Ok Tom and beloved Paris users here is a nice tip regarding the L and
> R
>>> indivindual
>>> submix outs...
>>>
>>> Ok lets assume you get (DJ are you hearing ??) 6 eds

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Re: In Cubase, how do you setup input? [message #82636 is a reply to message #82634]

Wed, 04 April 2007 18:17

Neil
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y DX or EDS effect and then the
> L
>>> & R outs of the this 6th eds card will be your stereo mix output which
>
>>> must
>>> be recorded to another device computer audio card whatever via the
>>> digital
>>> mecs out.
>>> Regards,
>>> Dimitrios
>>>
>>> "Dimitrios" <musurgio@otNOSPAMenet.gr> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>Dear Tom,
>>>>I am not only saying but I am confirming !!
>>>>The L and R of all submixes except for the main one outputs the related
>>> submixes
>>>>mix.
>>>>You can have a 5 card Paris system where you sacrifice card 1 and use
> the
>>>>four other stereo mixes thru mex digital spdif output to a card like
>>>>Scope
>>>>Pulsar and then insert on every submix your effects or outboard too.
>>>>You will just be mixing 4 stereo tracks under Pulsar which anyway is far
>>>>superior mixing engine than cubase nuendo and all that s..t.
>>>>Regards,
>>>>Dimitrios
>>>>
>>>>"Tom Bruhl" <arpegio@comcast.net> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>Dimitrios,
>>>>>I could have sworn that I tried the L&R outs of the Mecs and never got
>>> =
>>>>>signal.

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Re: In Cubase, how do you setup input? [message #82637 is a reply to message #82628]

Wed, 04 April 2007 18:21

audioguy_editout_

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>>>>>You are saying that gives you submix only data? This is crazy.
>>>>>I'll be experimenting today for sure.
>>>>>Tom
>>>>>
>>>>>After the Beatle Jui

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Re: In Cubase, how do you setup input? [message #82639 is a reply to message #82637]

Wed, 04 April 2007 19:10

Stevehwan

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bmix has
>>>>> these and route them to the related mec's out into your compressor
> and
>>>>=
>>>>>then
>>>>> back to your other mec.
>>>>> Is the headphone out of any quality ?
>>>>> You can use also the digital outs to connect to a Pulsar VINCO =
>>>>>compressor
>>>>> and then back to other mec ...
>>>>>
>>>>> Well you have to note here.
>>>>> the audio coming in the other submix will be delayed to the non =
>>>>>compressed
>>>>> drumtracks... what will you do ?
>>>>> You can of course record it and then nudge or better use
>>>>> Faderworks...
>>>>>
>>>>> Ok so now you are tempted to come back to Paris or not ??
>>>>> We are waiting for you...
>>>>> Regards,
>>>>>

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Re: In Cubase, how do you setup input? [message #82648 is a reply to message #82639]

Thu, 05 April 2007 01:13

erlilo

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Re: In Cubase, how do you setup input? [message #82651 is a reply to message #82648]

Thu, 05 April 2007 04:13

John [1]
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Re: In Cubase, how do you setup input? [message #82657 is a reply to message #82639]

Thu, 05 April 2007 09:26

Chris Ludwig

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>>>> >>>output=3D20
>>>>> >>> only the related submix out so yes you could route it to =
>>>>>another
>>>>> =3D
>>>>> >>>mec but on=3D20
>>>>> >>> same mec you would get an infinite loop of dry and =
>>>>>compressed...
>>>>> =3D
>>>>> >>>because=3D20
>>>>> >>> the time you will bring it back on same mec that will be
>>>>> again
>>>>=
>>>>>=3D
>>>>> >>>outputed on=3D20
>>>>> >>> headphones and then back again... you get the picture =3D
>>>>> >>>,feedback. Thed=3D20
>>>>> >>> other mecs option though will work !! I don't know if you
>>>>> have
>>>>=
>>>>>=3D
>>>>> >>>considered=3D20
>>>>> >>> the other better option !! The L and R outputs of each mec
> =
>>>>>(except
>>>>> >> =3D
>>>>> >>>for the=3D20
>>>>> >>> main one) outputs ALSO the submix out so you can take this
> L
>>> =
>>>>>and
>>>>> R
>>>>> >> =3D
>>>>> >>>out and=3D20
>>>>> >>> send it to a pair of outputs (digital to Pulsar ??) COMPRESS
>>> =
>>>>>it and
>>>>> >> =3D
>>>>> >>>then=3D20
>>>>> >>> send it back to another submix. For latency well you know =3D
>>>>> >>>faderworks ??=3D20
>>>>> >>> !! Regards, Dimitrios "DJ" <<A=3D20
>>>>> >>> =3D
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Re: In Cubase, how do you setup input? [message #82658 is a reply to message #82639]

Thu, 05 April 2007 09:28

Don Nafe

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r /> >>>>>=3D20
>>>>> >>> wrote: >Are you getting the same signal on all MECs or the
> mix
>>>>=
>>>>>=3D
>>>>> >>>signal on=3D20
>>>>> >>> MEC on card >A and just the submix of the MEC on card B
> =
>>>>>and =3D
>>>>> >>>C. If=3D20
>>>>> >>> you're just getting >those submixes on the card B & C =3D
>>>>> >>>Mecs, you=3D20
>>>>> >>> could route the headphone out of >those MECs to a pair
> of
>>>>=
>>>>>=3D
>>>>> >>>input=3D20
>>>>> >>> channels on another MEC (or maybe even loop it >back to
> =
>>>>>the =3D
>>>>> >>>same=3D20
>>>>> >>> MEC) on a pair of record enabled channels and =
>>>>>compress it,=3D20
>>>>> >>> >etc...........I can't believe I never tried this when I had
>>>>=
>>>>>4 =3D
>>>>> >>>MECs=3D20
>>>>> >>> here.. > >;o) > >"Dimitrios" <<A=3D20
>>>>> >>> =3D
>>>>> =
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>>>>>>>=3D
>>>>

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